resistivity

I put a current on the line and measured the resistivity.

Even so, the resistivity is still often too low, given the power and size requirements.

If either, then resistivity of the water may concentrate the current at the tip.

It is characterized by its high chemical and physical resistivity.

In addition, some targeted areas of resistivity survey were completed.

The resistivity of a fish is lower than that of water.

It is a measure of how electrical resistivity changes with temperature.

In the third track, the electrical resistivity of the rock is presented.

For most materials, electrical resistivity will increase with increasing temperature.

A wide range typical soil resistivity values can be found in literature.

OK, most metals increase their electrical resistivity by about 0.005 per degrees.

These elements have low electrical resistivity so they are used for wiring.

In semiconductors, resistivity also changes when light is shining on it.

I don't have the resistivity of copper at my finger tips, but it is available through various hand books.

You might find that overnight the resistivity has gone down from 18M-Ohm.

The formula can be used to intuitively understand the meaning of a resistivity value.

At a basic level of interpretation, resistivity is correlated with different rock types.

In an hour, they collected about 350 measurements of the electrical resistivity beneath the ground.

Resistivity adjustments of up to 20% have been recognised.

Yes, there are many materials that have a negative temperature coefficient of resistivity.

Another surprising unit is measuring resistivity in units of seconds.

Copper, with lower resistivity than aluminium, was the conductor of choice for most power systems.

I believe that the resistivity of semi-conductors is much more temperature dependent.

Replies: Pure water has a very high resistivity, but it is finite.

The interpretation of the measurements can be performed based on the apparent resistivity values.